I hate ironing smart trousers, the risk of getting a double crease
in the leg is too much for me to bear, I cautiously press the trousers with more steam coming out of my ears than out of the iron. But inevitably it seems that no matter
how careful I am, whenever I do take my iron to my trousers I get the parallel
line I was dreading.
So when I saw a pair of trousers on special offer that
were a nice cut and they said crease free on them, I couldn’t resist. Now I
like to play with words, I like a nice double meaning or a pun here and there,
what I didn’t realise was that the good people at Marks and Spencer do too.
My understanding of crease free was that the trousers would be
free of creases, making ironing redundant thus making my forehead crease free too. But
having taken the said trousers to Latvia and Estonia with me and then putting
them through the wash, I have found that there are more creases than Mick Jagger’s
face, more lines than the Moscow Underground system and more in need of iron
than an anaemic, pregnant woman. Obviously M&S’s understanding of crease
free is different from mine. I now realise it was a special offer - buy these
trousers and get your creases free.
Ha ha :-)
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